how well this sock work on snowbording?
36548
I don't know. My husband uses them when he's unloading product in warehouse freezers..
36549
These socks are tough to rate for activities like that. It will certainly keep your feet dry in terms of outside snow, but your feet will end up very wet due to sweat, as they do not breath at all. Think of it like wearing a wetsuit on your foot.
2275889
Have not used it in snow yet. I anticipate that it will work fine as long as the snow is not really deep.
869805
I've used them while snowmobiling and they work great for me. You can't beat the price.
1371344
Seems to have good traction on any surface. Except ice of course. Well worth the price.
1901519
They would work excellent. They come with a sticky set of feet that screw on and are very durable. My wife specifically used these for snowy, icy days this last winterand they provided excellent stability. They are very durable.
1151697
I use them for Mountain Bike and they do slip off after a while, specially if used directly over the skin. On Snowboarding they may stay in place for each downhill but you may need to reposition each time you take the lift.
796486
I used a pair this winter in my "L. L. Bean Snow Sneakers". They kept the bottoms of my feet toasty warm; but the tops and sides were still cold. So, it would depend on how well insulated upper part of your boots are. Richard P.-Ohio
84064
I have not tried this but, if the snow is still powdery then I suppose it would work.
662423
Got the medium two years ago and they still works great. I walk the Boston marathon every year and only wear these socks during and while training. I wear a medium.
272991
I wore wool socks all the time when I was in the Army. They were mandatory at a winter combat survival course I attended. These are definitely warmer than wool and are much less scratchy. Although you may notice that they are a bit thicker than other socks due to the layering of different materials intended to hold in heat more efficiently. But that's not much of a downside in my opinion. It was -10 degrees when I left the house yesterday morning and my feet were nice and toasty all day.
96782
I use them in very thick brush and multiple elevations with friends hunting in other areas. I guess it would depend on the distance, but skiing should be line of sight (better than being in brush) so I would assume they would be good.
1390413
This is by far the strongest toughest and still be pliable at same time. I was impressed. I've used it on waders,wet suite, being from south I'm not familiar with snow pants but I feel that if applied to both sides very thin and allow full time to set I cannot visualize why it wouldn't work. Hope this long response helps. Great product!!
1956106
I am a powerlifter so only use them for deadlifts. They seem good. No sock is invincible, if you are going to constantly scrape a sock against a bar or a rope they will eventually break down. But better a $10-15 sock then your shin.
1609344
I have had no issues with snow or ice. The mesh is very stout screening. This has worked great for me and I've had over a foot of snow with ice and no problems
1973129
I used them (2 pads)last year and they worked great, I suggest that when it starts snowing you turn them on and leave them on until the snow stops.
1879987
I can't relate to skis, however I snowboard and they are very reliable pads. You should be just fine wearing them.
1209675
it is for both and it works real well on ice and snow as I have use it this past few days with the freezing rain and snow in Ohio. My foot is size 7.5-8, so I purchased small and it fits real well even with sock added.